Just a note to let you know that there are some brief, interesting quotes
on the Hyperliteral Experiment Page. I was reading essays on translation
theories and came across Nabokov's, Benjamin's, Pannwitz's, Ortega y
Gasset's, W. Benjamin's, and Goethe's opinions on hyperliteral translations,
as well as F. Friedrich's brief history of early translation paradigms (e.g.
Jerome). They don't represent a complete or balanced view, but the case
for hyperliteral translation.